In our case, depending on the imposed stringency on contig coverage, our initial number of potentially useful, perfect microsatellite markers ranged from 139,098 to 85,567 (at least 10X contig coverage), and finally to 1,135 (100X coverage).
On the other hand, an RCT concerning physician behavior imposes stringencies that limit generalizability.
We further checked that the variation in mean hybridization is not a mere consequence of the varying number of probes filtered at the different imposed stringencies.
It was, moreover, no guarantee for the future; in 1929 Ford instituted a $7 day, but in 1932, as part of the fiscal stringency imposed by falling sales and the Great Depression, that was cut to $4, below prevailing industry wages.
Thus, each level of granularity imposes a different stringency in this analysis.
This assumption gave all physicians the maximum interval to the next order and, therefore, imposed the least stringency in selection of the proper time for re-testing.
The number of cycles depends mainly on the affinity of the aptamer-target interactions as well as on the stringency imposed to each round of selection.
This delivery context imposes a greater stringency, and current generation vectors are limited in their ability to achieve this goal [ 48, 49, 50, 51].
These studies suggested that a large proportion of the total sequence reads produced by deep sequencing are discarded from further analysis due to the quality of the sequence reads and stringency imposed during sequence alignment.
To overcome the relatively high stringency imposed by the maximal clique method, the Quasi Clique [ 7], Molecular Complex Detection (MCODE) [ 12], Spirin and Mirny [ 11] algorithms identify densely connected subgraphs rather than fully connected ones by either optimizing an objective density function or using a density threshold.
